Free website for community groups
Keep everyone in the loop.
Create one dependable place for activities, meeting details, announcements, directions and enquiries—easy for local people to use and easy for your group to update.
Free website building and hosting. No coding required.
Finished example
A noticeboard people can carry in their pocket.
The fictional Riverside Neighbours page gives regular visitors the latest details first while still welcoming someone discovering the group for the first time.
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Open to everyone nearby
Useful things happen when neighbours meet.
Activities, practical help and friendly company at Riverside House throughout the week.
Information that prevents confusion
Answer the practical questions before they become messages.
Activities and who they are for
Name each activity clearly, explain whether booking is needed, and include cost, age or eligibility details where relevant.
Times that stay current
Show regular schedules separately from one-off announcements so visitors can see what has changed.
A location people can actually find
Include the full venue name, address, transport clues, parking details and a map link.
Access and welcome
Say whether the entrance, toilets and activity spaces are accessible and who to contact about individual needs.
Made for changing plans
An announcement should not require a developer.
Sign in, edit the relevant words directly and republish. Revision history gives the group a way back if a change was made in error.
AnnouncementThursday’s gardening session will meet indoors.
Updated today · visible on mobile and desktop
Private enquiries
Help the question reach someone who can answer.
Enable a simple contact form and read accepted messages in the private owner inbox. Mark them read, organise spam and delete records when they are no longer needed.
- Contact consent is included
- Optional daily-limited email alerts
- No visitor advertising profiles
“Is the Tuesday lunch open to new people?”
New enquiry · Riverside NeighboursReply using the contact details provided →Community website questions
Simple answers for organisers.
Can a community group make a website without a technical volunteer?
Yes. The visual editor is designed for non-technical owners. Click the page to update words and images, then publish the changes when they are ready.
Can we publish meeting times and venue information?
Yes. Add recurring activities, dates, opening times, addresses, directions and accessibility information in clear sections.
How do local people contact the group?
You can display suitable contact details or enable a private enquiry form. Accepted enquiries appear in the owner control panel.
Is hosting included for community groups?
Yes. Choose an available freewebsite.org.uk subdomain and publish without arranging separate hosting.
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